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OZARK, Mo, June 2s.-News was
brought to Ozark to-day Of foul murder
committed in Douglas county last Thurs-
day. s .... f;3i 8 T. B n r
Pemberton Hairless. who lives on Bes-
yer Greek, not far from Ava, while on
big way to mill, was shot and instantly
killed by an unknown asssssin in ambush,
Suspicion rests upon a man who recently
attempted to murder a teaident Of this
county. y A I (: IA n .l.l I4 IN
y The motive OF the suspected assassin 10
snpposed to have basn revenge for a Bald
Knob whipping received last summer.
The greatest exci!ement prevails in tho
vicinity OF tho murder, and the farmers
are saldto be working the crops in aquads,
no msu being willing to risk himself
alone in hia Geld. 33s's 81 ~ '1Fa
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10 Evict Famlllo. az str,k.rs.

PITTSBURGH, June 2S.-sheriif Gray and
nineteen deputies LETT for Natrona, Pa,
this morning to evict twenty-iour families
Of the striking employees Of Pennsylvania
Salt Manufacturing Company. No trou-
BILE ia anticipated as the leaders Of tho
strike have cautioned the strikers to offer
no resistance, ~ ~ 80 q
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WEST VIRGINIA did not furnish 30 many
Union soldiers as some other States, al
though ahe did we'll under the circum-
stsnces; but no other State gave sixteen
sons out OF one family. That is whore the
M0nn.aiu State takes the prizs. The
mother OF those boys is worth a monu.
ment. Nspoleon would have given her q
title snd chateau and purse to support
the dignity. - Il
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TuE obliging D5puty Sheriff cuts out Of
tho newspapers all reference to the Sharp
trial before putting them on tho iurors'
breakfast table. 1t isn't every man who
hss his morning paper edited for him by
AL accomplished Deputy Sheriff. That is
ore way to improve some newspapers.
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Pnrksrsburg Points.

Special Dlspdtch 10 the lntetli1encer. H|Mu.f
PAakEasnuRo, ". Va, June es.-Reid
Lswia, the Jackson county man arrested
here for passing bad money, has been dis.
charged. a
Milton Stuart wao very seriously, though
perhaps not fatally, injured to-day at the
Parkeraburg mill by two largo eplinters
running through his thigh. f55.,a
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TIE case Of Selliers at least merits the
uron:pt attention Of the State Department.
II the imprisoned man has any claim on
the United States, il should be recognized
vhile it l1ay do him some good. In mat.
ters OF this kind England sets no good
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PORTSMOUTH, 0. June 2s.-A trightiui
disaster occurred today 1t : place shout
three miles north Of here. gono york.
men were excavating for the purpoGe Of
lsying q foundation for plls for the South
Shore Railroad bridge when tho bank
caved In and smashed aix Of them to
f3aay}, - - , NE 4 ~ bts
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War vessels for the Porto.

BERLIN, June 2S-The Ho,seschs Zeituag
aays the Porte, has ordered tho Getmsnis
company Of Kirk 10 dispatch to Turkey
vessel with two torpedo catchsrs; also
nine torpedo boats. Tho vessels are re-
quired to be powerful and speedy.
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SENATOR VOORHEES, Is another eminent
Democrat who fears that the McGlynn.
George party may insure the defeat Of the
Democracy in 1888. In that event the
aforesaid might be regarded as not alto.
vetber bad iu It's effects. ps is25sS
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The rrIncea In Ireland.

{ DUBLIN, June 2s.-Pfincs Albert Victor
and Prince George met with an enthusi.
sstic reception during the review in Pho.
nix Park. Atterward Prince Albeit Vie.
tor was invested with the mantle snd
sword Of the Knights OF st. Patrick. This
evening banquet in honor Of the Princes
was given at the vico regal lodge. .9 4
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Other Games Abroad, i,

!. At Pittaburgh-W ashington, 0; Pitts, 8.
At Indianspolis-Phila., "a; Indp'ls., 0.
At Chicsyc-Boston, I; Chicago, 10.
At Detroit-New Yorks, 4; Detroit, 7.
at Observation-Disclosures 0; Clsv II.
I As Now York-MGts., l; BALTIC, 8. IA 81.
AT New York-Btooklyn, II; Athletic, 3.
At st. Louis-Louisvills. 0; st. Louis, 6.
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Defllgersut NiOurH.

ALdIERs, June 28.-One hundred Moors
bearing fire arms attacked the Shahi patrol
at Blaksrs killing and wounding several.
Many Moors were also killed aud wound
ed. The military interviewed and stopped
the fighting. Thirty Of the Moors were
arrested and quiet restored. IA. 49,
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BUILDING TRADES.
National Council Convention at Chicago
7ra-7 7-sr- --sf-=l Pence or Hnr sa--4,.TL --.,s-

Pence or War. --5.!sggii.
CHICAGO, Juno 2S.-The first Conven-
tion Of the National Council of Building
Trades met at Plasterers Hall this morn.
ing, in executive session, and began the
work Of forming On organization which
will include in its scoops every branch OF
the bueineas. n
Delegates are present from the following
cities and Others are en- route; New
York, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Bos.on,
Cincinnati, St. Louis, Indianapolis, Wash.
ineton, Denver, San francisco, Detroit,
Buffalo, Louisville, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, ,
St. Paul and Chicago. - 8 :: : I.ssTT7
"\Te are here for peace, and reconcilia-
ton, and harmony" said MI. Mcclure, OF
Philadelphia. sour object Is to form an
association which will include the ontire
building trades Of the United S.a.es, and
the building trades only, for the purpose
Of bringing about better understanding
between the 'Master Builaers,' az they Ike
to be called, and, the employees. Tho
Masters hayea national organization, and
our nstioncl organization will be able to
meet theirs and treat with them. They
have openly declared that Chicago Is to be
the battle-ground where they will destroy
the trade unions, and We have accepted
the offer, and with our new organization,
thoy may make this the battle-ground il
they like, but they will have 10 Knock out
the entire building trade Of the United
S.ates, and not alone Of Chicago
Tho meeting was called to order by
President Hogan, Of the Chicago Building
Trades Council, who statad the objects Of
the convention and welcomed the visiting
delegates. j. r. Buchanan was made
temporary chairman, and J.J. Mcclure,
Of PhiIsdelphia, secretary. After the an.
pointment Of Committee on Credentials,
the convention took . recees, awaiting
thelr report, y
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-Ainaigamated Uiti,nntum.

PlTTsnuRau, June 2S.-The ultimatum
Of the Amalgamated Association on the
wage queatlon, is being prepared to-day.
Upon the changes that are made in the
scale az originally presented by the Asao.
citation will depend whether or not the
predicted strike will be averted. y -s-...7l
President Weiho and Secretary Mar
tin were hard at work this morning
in preparing their ultimatum. The
scale as originally drawn up ask.
ing for an advance in wages In all
departments was gone over from begin.
ming 10 end. Numerous changes were
made in it, though the basis still re.
mained unchanged. Some Of the e1.
tfas, which applied only to individual
mills were stricken out, while
others were modified 80 as to more
likely receive better consideration from
the manufacturers. When the scale had
been revised 1t had go many changes In it
that It was covered with black lead pencil
markings. S.lI 'll.0&..711112
Tho manufacturer committee will meet
at 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning to take
action upon the ultimatum Of the Anal
gamated Association, 5l Sf1ill
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TIE TRIAL,

The Defence Cloaes its Testimony-sum.
.;37. ming Up the Case.
New YoRK, June 2S.-During Mr. Scsib-
ner's examination in the Sharp trial to-
day ho was aaked Ii he had heard the
name Of "Billy" Moloaey mentioned in
this case ne visitor at his oftics.
II have," tho witness replied. He said
he frat met Molonsy with Brother Chit
tendan 555 "a t
"Your Office is said 10 have been the
headquarters Of what the prosecution calls
conspiracy. Is that true ?" NJ q
II know Of no conspiracy, nor OF any at
tempt to briha the Aldermen and others" "
Tbs witusss finished and WAS cross-exam-
ined.. @S'I 20. 'l.
aFrancies J.. Twomuy. CLERK Of the Board
OF Aldermen, was next calico. He tss.i-
fed to bis inability to find any sppiiGs.
tionB for q Broadway franchise other
than that OF the Gable and Broadway
roads. He was not aroGs.e3anlined.
h Mr.. Abraham Wearl followed. Eo es;d
he was secretary OF the New York Cable
Rsilresd Company.
"Are yod Sgare thet an oa0r OF $3.50, ,000
was made to this Aldermen at meeting
in McLoughlin's house by your company,
one.half cash and one.hslf bonds, ioT the
right to run cars on Broadway ?" lF77-SS:. 5'7 .
S&"L hsve heard come rumors to that ef-
feet, bat no such offer ~sa made or any
suggestion OF sEcE an oler." &s
Mr.. Nicoll cross.exsninea witneaa and
brought out the ilct that Preaiaeut A.u-
drews, OF the company, did make Mayor
Edison an Offer Of o million dollars for the
Broadway trapehiBe, to be paid into the
city treasury. - 5}.25t ~.
Having read Mr.. shsrp's testimony as a
whole before the Senate Inyas.ie atlns
Committee, W. w. Niles took the atand.
He concluded the examination OF Fullgral
befora that committee. e. ,o,5
E"Do YOU remember q statement made by
Fullgraf after hi0 examination ~
The witness, in reply, aespribed the
dramatic scene when Fullgrat called on
God to strike him dead if ho had ever 40.
cspted dollar for his vote. ~.
Quite Unexpectedly at this point Mr..
Parsons said that the defsnae had only
three more witness to essmins. "We de-
sire" be added, "to call George Bliss and
John McMahon end Julius Heidmann,
two mombels at the schnc:er Club. Alter
VS. have examined sshese witnesses the de-
fense will have concluded iss case" ~
Mr.. Bliss then took tho stand. He re-
lated how he had been sat upon by the
Investigating Committee whea hs at
tempted to deuand fair play for Sharp. !
: " demanded of the Comnittee," said
Mr.. BliQs, on behalf OF Mr.. Sharp, his
right to explsin certain Of his snawera
which, by reason Of being incomplete, are
misleading. Tho Committee conaulled,
and then MI. Seward told me that the
committee had decided to permit no OK.
plnnation then: bat thst at the close Of his
organization he would be siyoa an oppor.
tunity. Fipslly The committee adjourned
to Albany and never gave Mr.. Sharp the
opportunity for explanstion that | had
been promised" ."s!}3s3t7sll5 v; a
Mr.. Stickney began his summing ri
this afternoon, and the burden Of his ar
gnncatis that the prosecution has clearly
proved Mr.. Gharp'e innocence.
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The Philadelphia Press was none too
soon with ita exposure Of the poison in
the paut1y. "Cromo yellow" as substi.
tu.e for eggs, hau slaughtered It's twelfth
victim, and more are on the ragged edge.
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THE COKE INTERESTS.
Increased Shipments OF Coke-somc Imno

Increased Shipments OF Coke-somo Impor.
tant Developments Expected.
PIT7sgURaH, June 2S.-A number Of the
coke operators assembled at their rooms
in tho Lewis block this morning. They
asserted positively that they we're not
holding conference, but that It was the
day Of the month when their people from
the regions come down to receive their
ehecks, %. l4;ii6at. 1 :, 5fis
The plans for bringing THO sttike to an
end at the old rate Of wages have noe yet
been matured. The operators are holding
their own council and claim that there is
no change as yet in the situation. De.
Sel3pmentH, however, may be expected
within tow dsys. B $3.50
From an official railroad source 1t was
ascertained this morning that the coke
shipments have now reached $50 cars per
day. The Goke ie all consigned either to
the North Chicago Rolling Mill Comnsny
or to Mr.. Yates, at Cleveland. The latter
is a dealer in coke and lie diatributes II to
different FIRMS IN the Shensngo Or Mahon-
ing valleys. mi : rs 77sSF51.7sS-s e
In speaking Of the committee Of .blaat
furnacemen appointed to confer in regard
to freight rates, an official OF the Pennsyl-
yania Company said to-day: "The pip
iron people hold meetings and eppoint
committees to meet us, but they don't
come around. We were ready for them II
they called. we had statements ready ia
chow them tina. would have proved we
we're NOT charging exhorb,tant'r 'rates.il =
Tho committee, when appointed, .was
instructed ! 10 hold tia onierenoe witt
the railroad people on July l, Of the Mo
nongahela House. They are then to cal
q general meeting Of the blast furnac,
ntp. when freight rates and the price o
cohs viii nuain la iiscnnsed ls7Ti-;:'iI,i : !,
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Buffalo, New York, Brooklyn, Pittsburgh,
Bayonns and Oll>City. Over 10000 men

would be thus ate c!ej. ;.ss 4
The works Of the Atlantic and Philajel.
phia Refiniug Companies at Point Dyeezs
are now almost eaectually tied up. The
pickets Of tho strikers are exceedingly
yiHilant and have auccseded In peysuaalng
q great crowd Of men from working in
their places. aRF 'E fRE'}
An snthus|astic meeting OF the atriks,s
WAS held at Weider's Hall, Broad and
Christian streets, yesterday afternoon.
The Arbitration Committee presented the
following resolutions, which were unanl.
mously adopted: 5f'' n 'iWIu
WHYnEAs, Il. L. DAVIS ha, refused to
concedc anything 10 our committee; and,
WHEREAS, We have used every peace.
able means to settle the strike, IS 81. ~ 5 t5s17
Resolred, That we lay the cause and ori.
gin OF our strike before the Manufacturing
Committee Of the Standard Oh Company
in New York. ,9.&%s. Rt5.St, -
Resolved, That we ask them to investi.
gnte the matter. II this attempt be uu.
successtul, that we call on our brethren In
all tho redneries under the Standard Oil
Company to come 10 our aid. q, IN
The resolutiona closed with an exhorta.
ton to be firm. Correspondence with the
New York men has assured the strikers
here ,of the support. Of their New York
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ArrRn listening to the defense the In.
ference Is unavoidable that the wicked
Aldermen tried to bribs Jake Sharp. But
they did not succeed in corrupting that
iucorrup,able man and patriot. - l,s.
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Pope Clnnyos His Mind,

RoxE, June 2s.--In consequence Of q
dispatch from Monatgnor .scills, who rep.
reseptsd the Pops pt the Q1eon'a Jubilee
celebration In London, Mefs. Persico and
Gualdi have been osdered by the Pope to
proceed to Dublin to execute their mission.
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MEXICO 10 getting ahead oi nB. She cap.
,ures her stage robbera and strings them
up. There are somo home industries
which should be allowed to languish for
want OF protection. W!saG8 g
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Tho Old, Old Story.
,ecial Dispatch to the Intel!iOe,cs7, :

egttp71 D9W1te7 70 upe fsttlElDtHc{7, N
sTEuREsyILLE, O., June 2s,-The home
team was unable to hit Clarke with much
success to-day, while sandueky pounded
Macarthur all over the field. Steuhenville
alao played miserable game in the field.
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ylRalN1A, My, June ss.-All hope is
given up that tho Biz men Imprisoned in
the Gould 4 Curry. mine are atill alive.
Tbs iate Of the miners will probably, be
known tonight. as connections will be
made with the Best 4 DelchOr mine; ,., = I.
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p. Five Buslnesa BIoeks nurned.


WASHINGTON, III D. g., June es.-Fi,o
broke broke out at 1880 this morning in the cx..
tensive aonr and feed establishment q:
Wm; NJ: Gait 4 Co., corner First s,teet
and indiana avenue. Lors, SO 900, .sE 5
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a Ono Sided Contest,
1tch 10 the lniellioescer,

q ZANEsvILLE, O.,June 2S.-The game be-
tween the home team and Akron was 30
one sided IS to be uniu.eresting, resulting
as iollowa: Xanesville, l5;tAkron, s.
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Columbus Climbing Up.

Special bispatch 10 The lntett,gencer. g
COLUMBUS, ONO, June 2S.-Columbus
played the worst game OF the season in
ten innings by punching their hits. Kal.
amazoo punched their errors and Colum-
bus scattered theirs. Score: f5
Innings ............ / Q "a s 6 rs 9 10
Columbus -.......... 6 6 o % o o 0 o o ia
Halamazoo...--....... t15s lEosllO 0-l2
Base hits-Columbus 10; Kslamszoo 10.
Errors-Colunbus II; Kalamazoo I.
Three base hiis-Co]umbus 8; Kalamazoo
l. Two base hlts-Columbus Q; Kalgma-
zoo l. Earned ,uns-Columbus 9; Kala.
mszoo 9. Umpire-McDsrmo.t
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Base hits-steubenville, 8; sandusky,
II. Errors-Steubenville, I; Sandusky, 4.
misunderstanding and Etlid; Clarke
and Chria.msn. Unpire-Stellberger. &
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( Iwhltely, Fasalor' s Kelly to l,osuumue, yuuu I

srRlSerlELp, O., June 2S.-At a meet.
Ing Of the creditors to-day Of Whitley,
Faaeler 4 Kelly, Of the Champion machine
works, means were provided for the com.
pany to continue its business as usual.
A committee waat appointed to make o
preliminary report by mail within thirty
days and to call q meeting or meetings Of
the creditors Of Whitley, Fassler l. Kelly
on pr before September lat, to meet st
such tilnss ana piaQss % they may deem
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HOW THEY WERE CAPTURED.

fi-tsall doh IhEt WhHE CAPTURED. - n &
The following special from Detroit, re.
garding the capture, dated last night,
says: $si5y .,l i.. II,
"a dispatch was received here from
Alpena tonight, saying that three man
were e1rested in that city to-day supposed
to belong to the gang Of Cleveland fur
robbers. One Of them attempted to cs.
cape and was pursued by the SheriG,
Several shots were exchanged, ono OF
them hitting tho Sheriff in the leg. q The
fugitive Tas recaptured and gave what ia
probably q hctitiouo name. 7. He Is thought
to be the notorious "Blinky Morgan" No
other particulars are given, except that
great excitement prevails, and there is d
strong probability Of the whole gang be.
ing lynched should they prove to be the
murderera Of Detective Hulligau." Nh
The woman under whoae protection
tho murderers are said to have lived, ia a
sister OF Mira. LoErey, The vile OF ths no.
torious Charles Lowrsy,6s noted thief.
Mrs. Lowrey lives on Hamilton street, in
this city, and har house was raided a lev
days after the Rayenna tragedy. III
An officer waa sent to Columpns on ina
hrst train this morning aitos requisition
papera. THIS murderers OF Hulligan were
indicted by the grand jury Of Portspo
county for murder in the first degree,
Superintendent Schmitt sent toleyrsm ia
Hoehn and Reeves at Detroit, aud ono 10
Sheriff Lynch at Alpens to hold the pris.
olere st any coat. aa5 n az;
DETROIT, MGR, Juno 2S.-Polics Csp.
tain Hoahn and Detective Rseycs, oi
Cleveland, arrived in Detroit BY boat this
morning on their way to Alpena TO iden.
tity the men under arrest there on suspic
ion Of being the murderers Of Detective
hu!iiyan. They will not reach Alpena
until evening. A special to tho Neu.
from Atpens saya that there Ia no doubt
as to the identity OF Morgan. &
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! The EiielltY Hnuk Eallura.

3 CINCINNATI, g., June 2s.-A. McUue, OF
Warrington, \. O., ono Of tho aolicltors
OF the o. 8. Treasury Department, is here
at tho request Of the Comptroller OF tho
Currency Trenholm. The Detrict Attor-
ney's office is engaged in gathering evil
aenfe to DO usea in the prosecution Of the
men now under arrest. ,'t n = isgsS ELS
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SHORES On Tuesday, Juno 2s, 1857, at 1890
O'Clock +. y" albert 8. SHORES aged 10 year4.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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GENERAL RuSxLs has had a long and
hard fight, hut Justice is done him at laat.

Ir Is greatly to be hoped that the Cleve.
land tur robbers and muyderers are at last
in hand. They aro precious lot Of
scoundrels, and the country will be we'll
rid Of them. 80. NJ MH..H.LtNl. ..l
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Earned runs, Wheeling. 8: Mansfield. s. Two
Dclehau.y. Double plays. Wheeling, 2: Mansfield,
2. Base. on balls. by bum, q By Foreman, 1,
Passed balls, faik. |. Wild pitches, Dunn, 4.
Time OF game, l:50. Umpire, Bauer, II, &,
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sTR1K1NG. on. T91pLo,xEs. !

Tho Standard OIL Workmou may Cause a
t5, ;siiyy ss5l Widespread Strike. E7l s5S
II pnlLADRLpHlA, June 2s.-The striking
oil men have made . move which, II
suceessful, may result in q general etrike
Of all tho employees ot the ctsndard on
Company throughout the country, eapscl- :
sly the refners situated at Cleveland,
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The reason 60 many Russiana como to
America is because they leave only a
step.pa mother country. AZ.
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In tho Field aud Poor l,aso Running-Co
lunbus Downs Kalamazoo and IL l,apil.
" Climbing to Third PlAce-Atron
i. IL Again Defeated by Zauosvilie,

SE6s2cS rWOuIl Do al QDpleAeA0t
wrange. Umpire Bauer, however, was
firm and the play proceeded. A weak bit
to short was telded homo and Wesllake
died at the plate. Nichols, however, was
equal to the occasion and bis long hit over
the right field fencs for two bRseB brought
In two runs. * S#F5 IL
With the game well in hand Dunn let
down somewhat, and aided by several or.
rors Manedeld scored three runs in the
sixth, ALIENS hard hit to left centre as.
sisting two men across the home plate. In
the seventh tho visitors hit Dunn very
hard and ssfe for four runs, securing
lead Of two. In the eighth 1t looked as
though Wheeling would at least tic the
score, but very yellow base running cut
off their chances, and they we're retired
with only one run. Mansfield scored in
the eighth on Delehsnty' 3 long drive for
three bases to left centre, and Dunn's
wide pitch. Tho home team made spurt
in batting in the ninth after one man was
ont, but neat double play rung down the
curtain, to put IL mildly, on very indif-
ferent exhibition Of ball playing on the
part Of Wheeling, l y,
1t is very trying to the patience OF the
friends OF the club and the loyera of the
game to meet with such defeats aa that Of
yesterday. As long as the uen play good
oall and are defeated no one Is disposed
to grumble. Dunn pitched very wild and
kept Westlake busy making wonderful
stops. Moffett played magnificent game
ut second, assisting in double play to
Bell in tho seventh, aud taking a liner in
tho eighth and touching a base runner.
The same clubs play to-day. Following
Ia the score: as il5)Es 7-'G s.5 s. ..l.-t,-..s'f